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Donald I .

y.-ill return to the
, . 5'
i "player. i can hold
§ ha_ll.<'in one hand.

(1.,.m Norember9. .. _
i-year-old VD!-

lamdon   again sueltiiu A
candy. This old cnaiom lapsed dur-
« log the war beuuséfof the difficul-

 of tacked; i
' r. i-,

a~y-em-‘to feed-
Mac Ian, expl
A ‘ 

13.. fourth -mood
i—n:\~ will be held. in 13's

bio

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i ty of getting sugar. .

‘ Skunkx horses, bears. toads, -and

p 1   

esnmies of bees, sa s Ross hiorrill,
bee expert of Illinoi. ‘ .

iris. Ruth Gillette‘ daughter of or suck.
' 10:25 ‘a. m.-—Ki\vanis education.

   

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Ihinston. D.-

 

sriillinl  :

ts. . »
‘ear. 3; ~ A
1 A. r. Burke, . pnlressionsi tennis
fourteen tennis

a_:___, . _
“ ll. nationally A
_ Ibesday at

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§fit1ltl0n’.and By-Laws 1

_Si’iON8ORING biscusssii

W. L. Nelson Welcomes?

trict Meet.

'f'aniorrow'a Program.

9:30 a. ra.—Asaemhle, liall room.‘
Daniel Boone Tavern; aiming. lai ‘’

by Kiwanis lender.
9:45 '

R. C. Abriin. Christian College.
9150 a.

finance committee: Dick Dale. chair-

ill and griev-

Wichi

10 a. m.—Claasification. Clarence

William J. Ryan. Jr.. chairman. Kan-

yanclanethtts sac ,.

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' I405 Angeles contrador. will be the‘
‘ only‘ aviatrix to participate in the’
international air rafes. :
Cecil B. Dehiille decria the pub-!

licity intended to

3?.’

rid women aeehnt
ment from Hollywoh
Higher duties 
sed the keenne

with
llontevideo the .f

The mission of?
IVA. Clarl'ln N1

‘acoatoflmillioi

duty.

if p-syoung men-
iu empl

'.d~

hilt have in-
cru is of English
srangjlers. A $50 I’aris gown now
carries a $35 I-Inglis " ‘

A lsongfellow-Ev] A line memo-

- iii a fifty-acre

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C. E. I-‘aulhaber. chairman. Little

Howard Hill. Manhattan.

0 a. m.—-Music. E. W. llille.

eimirman. Independence. Kari.
'il0:d0 IL rn.-—-Publicity. U.

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tional trustee. Burton D. My
Blooinin

12 m.-Adjournment. 3
eon by Stephens College for all
wanians and ladies; luncheon spe
1!. John 1?. Cash‘. St. Joseph. ‘

ent

l ,, 2:80 p. m.-'—Sports. golf and t 

. s.
i " . 2:“ p. 'm.-Automobile drive
Golumhia. starting’ at rqisti-arid}
headquarters

. I’

well Gymnasium

"gush eonseeuti r
dine.‘ selecfing lid, fiance for the
re. . -

is‘. late Senator’

of them overcome.

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vlthgas.

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Thebuildisuisinolivestzeds

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Seven hundred pa-so
quarters of ti: sixth annual district‘
convention of Kiwanis. Of this nuru-' _ _
, sums are sympathy, love. adminrs-‘

10-11. m-—
yumaaium.

her, 200 were women.

rived this afternoon.

man mileage than an
Practic

has sent ddegates.

defiates.

are among
standing _
an the Kiwnniaas of this distri
Local '
he
7 o'clock this morning.

Mill.

cheatra ‘
‘sputtered hack.
it Wis  for  gm:-ado

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2‘ >
In *5
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$uPheroon'of the Kiwanl

7%

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a, rn.-—lnvocation, the rm.

rn.—-Committee reports.

I
_. Davison, chairman.

fll a. m.—lnter-club relations.

33’
Poindexter. chairman. Kansas Cky.
Ka

n.
10:45 a. rri.-Underprivileged cldld.
Sam 6. Sutherland. chairman. St.

II a. rii.-.-Pnogram. Thomas Cl ' rk.:
. ‘_ .

gers. .
11:15 la. ru.-—Address by into an
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12:39 p. iu.-—-Complimentary Iiin -

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§-.__A._._._» -

. 2
i p.‘ In.-'—Annual_Banquet, Roth.-1
‘mi ball, Womenbl

d rcgin-1
t head- i

A large St..Louis delegation an;
_ Wichita dele-
gates are estimated to have totalelz

y other city?

represented. °
of the sixty-four clubs in the district

Hissouri has the largest represen-
tation of any state at the oonvcntr-n..
altlloucii Kansas has a larger mile-
age and has sent nearly as many

ofautomobilcs beiiring
" vi the. KiIranians".‘

that Coluniiia is host
' c’.

Both
Hexico ami Fulton elabs have reg-
istered 100'per~

In spite of bad roads, many dele-'
gates came in automobiles.’ A mud--,
ad boosters. from ‘ Blob-

_ carryi an or--
mund. Nu. arrived lthis morning.
10-.

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Sis Bands In Parade Tonight.
The Kiwanis parade at 7:45
o'clocli tonight will be u musi-
cal parade, according to Glenn,
(3. Davis. who is in charge. in
addition to the University Bind. '
which will lead fmsrc will be the
Mexico Military Academy Band. ,
the Odd I-‘ellows Band. Ithe
Crcat Band, Kan. orchestra.
'. the Richmond, Mo.. lloiin’ Dawg
orchestra. rind the Kansas City.
Knn.. Buglcrs.

Six floats reprieseming the
ll:.IlY|t'l division.-«. each followed
:-y the rcpre-entntivr-s of the
district iii'."ision on foot. wili be
followed by floats from the Bo-
tary Club. Boy Scouts. Lions
Club. University. Stephens
College. Christian College, and
the local Kiwanis Club.

The parade will start at Sixth
Street and Ilroiidway. passiru:
down Broadway to (‘allege Ave-
nue. then hack «to Ninth Street
and down Ninth Street to the
Hall Tiicnzcr, w'.':i-re it will (ll!|- -
ban .

uis. .

10:50 i rri.--Efficiency cont:-st. - - -- -
Charles Wells. chairman. Baxter
Sprints.

_ o

{action token to the general nit-cling
of all members Fiittirdiiy morning.

The main address of the morning
3 wns miule by Thuntnia (‘lnrli of Rog-
ers. Ark, on "Cliib Sponsorjiig." Mr.
, lingers has sponsored and organized
9 more Kiwanis clubs than nny other
' man in the district. ~
spon«orlng,"‘ Mr. Rogers
said, "5, .. good outlet for Kin-nnis
enthusiasm. It gives the truc‘Ki-
wanian a chance loiahoiw his neigh-
boriinens to idwr_is"ctoseto him, -
i Club Sponsoring Bneouraged

go about the matter in a systematic
way. I first try to know the people
of a town. and then teach them the
great principles for which Kiwanis
stands.

“Some members of Kiwanis can't
understand why we should take time
to‘forni new clubs; instead of leav-
ing the matter to our paid repre-
sentative. The motives behind Ki-

I

tration. self-sacrifice. hospitality.
and anxiety to help our fellow man.
This is the best reason I can give

for establishing new clubs around
i our own towns. . It gives these towns
a better spirit toward us."

Immediately after this talk. Bur-
ton G. .\l)’t’I"F. international tru.-tee
of Kiwanis. was introduced to the
gathering amid much applause.

Ten minutes were given to a gen-
cral discussion of the problcmg. of
sponsoring Kiwanis clubs.

Other talks wene mode by Morris
Breidenthnl of Kansas City, who
quotes on “District Finances": and
W. E. Messengcrof Independence.
.- Kan. who spoke on “How to Bring

the Local (‘lob Into (‘loser Relations
», “'ith the District."
(‘redential (‘omraittee Named-
The comniitice on credentials, an-
nounced at the mix-tinguis composed
of- Char s Wells. Bakter Springs.
'rhairm : J. P. Davidson. Wichita.
ohn J. Suliran.SllinI.KIn-
rt Smith.
Pat O'Connor. Kansas City.
district sI(‘t'Tl.‘lll')', is an ex-officio
member of the conirnittce.

The committee will make its rc-
 port tomorrow morn ng.
his welcoming address Mr.

_ In
t 1* Nelson spoke of the attractiveness

sinvcnetu I of Columbia.

‘ j and
3 it historical hackgrotihd. andcalled '

oollqes and the
y located.hore. ,
l “Kiwaniam, xvi-fwelcomo you as

members of an ssganisatlori that.

sf‘ has risen above the sin a of

flog, said; “an organisfiflon which epi-

rrownes
-IIEVWUI. Ian. will be! creed. party. and nationality.” he-
a ehantan-H tomises

progress. bymbolises unsel-

s flshness. and is emblematic of ear-

.
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7
! '1 ’ JREIKKY

' ’.

“ln organising a Kiwanis Club, ii‘

f AGAINST‘ SOVIET;

Delegates Oppose Close T,

Relationship With Rus-
sian Workers. A

fir l'n|t Prba

ed ,
A'I'l.A.\"l'lC CITY. Oct. 8.-—Ou'
‘ record as informally but emphatic-
ally opposed to affiliations between‘
American labor and the Soviet. the‘

delegates to the convention of the
American Federation of Labor today
- to consider many ‘important
resolutions. '
The delegates. alniost to is man ap-

‘proved President William Green's

scxrhing rejection of the appeal of
.\t"t“t!r Purcell. British Laborite. to
"establish closer fraternal relation-
ship" with the Russian workers.

Among the important provisions
which the convention is to consider
nrez‘ A demand for Congress to in-
vestigatc the textile industry: s
campaign of opposition to any ship
subsidy bill;-national organisation of
negro workers; the urging of the
withdrawal of extra-territorial
rights of foreigners in China: the
demand fo a congressional investi-
gation of e Bell Telephone Com-
Pin!‘

C. S. C. TO IlA.\'QL'~E'l‘ Oct. ll

Dirlgiblc Voyage Is Planned as 
"""“" ;Jff':.Hou!'5 After. World’s

'ngr_am.
The Clrrixiiur‘ Smdtlrts convin-
tion is planning a‘ lmnquetfor Oct.
ll '

' the program committee. It is to
;held at the
_ Church.
The program is planned as a di-
rigible voyage. 5. Bryant
Young. student

Christian Students‘ Congregation,
M

will talk on “Flying lligher,"

Schwabe will give the details
"Construction." Frank M. I10
..lr.. pastor of the Christian Church
3'.

IX

- Howard Prathcr will “5h_00t in the

naked for.
will furnish the music.

600 DRY AGEI\"l‘S

TO BE DROPPED.

First Reduction in
Force Oct. 15.

Prbst

 

'lv "sited

WASIHNGTON. Oct. S.—The first

general reduction in the perso
of the prohibition enforcement
since Col. A

will be‘nsad¢ on Oct. 13.

One week from today. 25 per cent’

L dred clerks on the roll
dropped from the service.

This reduction is in line with An-i

dre w's decentralisation policy.

 

lliss Fanny
president of the Graduate
‘ women at a‘ meeting yesterda
;ornoon in Jesse Hall. Miss
Crochet was elected '. 8.
._Co cil representative
tion: Xian Florence
;doeiisd .

 

. it was announced this morning , . ___.__,

by Clifton Blickmou. a member of 87 United "N- « .

be SARANAC LAKE. New York. Oct.’ Boone

3,-o.dw.y fleghodigg ii.-—Chr-isty Mathewson. the id
' . base

of
'99

Mexico. will tail: on “Safe land-5 .
ing.” while Woodburn Ross and; 11" Pl3fl5- _
from Sarnuac Lake tonight. '
_ Mathewson‘: battle with tubercu-3
losis has had the sympathy of base-'
ball fans ever since he contracted!
the
, tain in the army gas service in the‘
5 World War.
slow

" when pledges for the rear are
The C. S. C. orchestra

ndrews. assistant secre-_ _ _ .
tary of the treasury. tool; charge,§€!*'3"" ll"! '"°"‘"‘¢
. Fsnton.
he was being delayed in Wheeling
l v
of the 2500 agents and several bun-~'“' k

' be

y .
Louisej
G. 'A.3
by aeclama-5
E. St. Clair was
' The

secretary . ,
president was authorised to appoint!
; a social‘ and publicity committee. 1

   
 

    

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I IRATESTAKE
 SECOND GAME
'   OF SElilESi,3-2
g; Pittsburgh Evens standing
When Cuyler Hits
Home Run With '

p Mmm0m'
'f’I‘Hiu-:1: 1N}GAMs
5‘Bleuge- Washington; Third .

Baseman. Is Knocked '

Columbia. , Down When Hit by

(‘ommiuees have been appointed‘

to perfect the plans for the state  Ban’
; convention of Democratic women to§m, 3.4;. p,,. gnu, ’

.7; OCTOBER 1925

 to Cbivéaztioni

.—.
I
.
.

T This
4 An
ta-ed

I night and took 85 in change. The
thief entered by cutting the
screen in a back door. He took
11 milflof trousers from a bed-
room and after taking the num-
ey left the trousers in the _liv-
ing room. He escaped by the
door with the money. A baby's 3
high chair was placed on the di- 1
van. apparently to keep it out
of the way in case a hasty exit
was necessary.

_..._...——_.....§...... _¢:-—-—-a-—-1-nag»:

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DEMOCRATIC WOMEN'S
‘ « IIEETING PLANNED HERE

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State Convention in

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3 be held in Columbia either in _thel . P11'rsBUR(;a,  33.5 ¢.,...-.'..
5 l"‘“" "fl 0‘ 5" °*‘ 9*’ 7""‘i§ I15‘ crowd M!’ the Senatorsgo down
hum of hovember. The dim of the mm 9,. pm.” in the mm‘;

1 convention depends upon the datej gum. of 15, ward sag" “ 3.-Mb“

For Missouri: Mostly cloudy to-‘
night and Friday; .;
. south portion: son-iewhat colder to- g
. night. '

Weathe?”“1'onditions:
cloud}

tains to the Atlantic.
9“ “l M'“°“" "'1'" ‘D Q°l°l'Od° Ind; witT-. ii compromise on the dema-.d~ '
south to Texas.‘ Intermittent snows um: M, ‘i, pom). hc indoued‘
have continued in the northern bor-.
dcr states. I-‘air. mild weather con-' (ird an being “pg-op;-fly imp”-,..¢d'-3
tinues in the Gulf coast country. '

-“'°T1h.0f 10*‘! 3‘ Ni" ii 7315". ganize the national defense unvicri
«M In all parts‘ of the country; one Cabinet official. but the delc-i
tcmpertwrrs approximate the new i gates are not asked by the
‘‘‘’‘‘l “‘""$'° {°' ll" d5“°’@i “W: ical committee of the convention to!
 I

13'“ {W C"l“mb5‘5 "Kim" Wm’ mittee presented a resolution to tho5
pgnlu" -‘V-”"’d“3' ‘V35 58? l0“‘¢‘fil convention today in vi'hit'h a'l refer-I
last night, 523 l A
One year ago. highest, 82; lowcst._
64: precipitation. 0.00.

 

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E Series had opened in Pittsburgh. Tu» ‘ ri.

ltions brought on the end.
i Funeral services will be held in.
Isewiston. Pa.. according to tenta-

he

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a

3 ma
ortsov.-vrr: wosu-:.\' I-:i.nc'r yliditr of the requisition papers.
. Miss Fanny lilowln is President of, “W”? “.394 5|
' rue

Bill} . ;
Nowlin was elected 30489 W- D-
. schooi this morning. Ed Smith. arres

.3. on a charge of sbeedins. was fined
-and costs. l-Is I

fined 825 and costs on a charge of

pa-sesdng iutrndcafliig liquor. Ar-‘

irestedim a statutory, '

85

C.

For Columbia and vicinity
ly cloudy tonight and Friday

around 40.

prevailed generally in all parts of ,,m,,,.,.,,-_ h",

~ year fight against the white plague.

Ma
the‘. “um
‘after the first game of the World? Manly of the

poem‘ 'on as coach of the New York}

_ Giants. the club with \".':it‘h he won; 1’ it-ma

Col. Andrews to Make His fame as a baseball pitch». 3
_ For three years he lived in se-3

iclusion a: the Saranac Lake resort,‘

_.‘nd i: ‘ms mount 0"‘ Clarence D. Giambarlain

, covered He returned to baseball ‘as

T the ma
;8oston Braves in 1923.

i —--—o————
2312 James Featoa [X-layed in Wheelins
._ Boy Creed. sheriff. received a tel-

? to‘
, his on the charge of stealing a dis-
mond ring from A.
jewele

."l'horuton was fined $35 and costs

am!

She
.  o
DeagItaetaIr.aadIra.Iarts.

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4

v N v’ that the s ers can be obtained. 1 ' '
; 5405;-   l The mesfbzfig of we commit“ I‘ :l:“l:<l'd2fh1I afternoon. The scone was
 ——-—-— 5i::::.:.'*.;..€".:'.$'.';;..::.;;;.*‘.::;1*» .::’.‘:;:“ ‘*'-*"*°~
3 . ' ‘ ‘ , ' _'i *5 11 V001!!!‘ hope. when
Is . Impressed, idem of the Womens Democratic, there_ were three on bus. ma no
Mltche" ;Club of Columbia: and Mrs. '1'. P.‘ oiitg but Aldrich (amt-ly pitched
Defense Plan. 3?0'"\ -  himself wt of the hole to victory. .
in: United Pi-a V -
Pll''l‘SBURGii, Oct. R.-—Washing-
ton was favored in the World Series
betting today. .
_ There was some even money on
Wlafs same. bu: odds of s to. 2
“id 10 I0 5 on “'ashingtai to win
the series were offered. There were
plenty of takers and betting writ
N‘pCl’l£-Cl to be active in New York.
. Overcast slues and frosty tern-
ft-rltufg made ovencoats in order at
t‘m—is—s Field as Aldrich or Pitts-
burgh and (‘oveleskie of Washing-
zon wsmied up for the second game
of the series. C.oveleskie's back is
said to be in good shape again.

t colder tonight, temperature-T

'on
With
p°”'bb' “"1 The chairman of the other com-
,____. . mittees arc: Mrs J. W. Robinson.
“AHA. CL R.__.rh A . 1 finance; Mrs.  M. Sm-ed, hospital-
M°9uY Legion national converitionmeirsumnri H)’; M?‘  “' Ijwhom‘. n.°°em‘°n'
- and unsettled weather hp. pa“, ow, the “fiche” “me R W“! Mrs. (.. lr. Troxell. publicity: Mrs.
' mday ' ll. M. liungate, banquet; Mm. J

The supnirtcrs and opportenls ' D’ \.'nh°m‘ aummobnt

Mitch?" bu? “uh” up ‘ truwo Sub-committees and iis.-istazit.-will
Le appoimed later.

 

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 l'l.A.\'S m IZNTI-3RT.\l.\' wmn-;\‘

The American Legion goes on roc-

 

liairy Department Preparing lfor
Feminine Kisraniaas.

The dairy department of the Uni-
versity plans to entertain the wom-.
on delegates to the Kiwanis con-.
xention at 4 o'clock tomorrow aft-
ernoon. The visitors will be shown
through the crcamery and ckiiry barn

Prof, A. C. Ragsdule, in ii brief
address, will explain the purpose and
operation of the creamery and give
a history of the dairy herd now
owned and supervised by the dc-
partment A dairy lunch Will be
served by the students.

Arrangements are being made to‘,
uconimodiite three hundred guests.

PRl\’K'FE PACT -
PARLEYS 

Tu-ith Mitchell's proposition to reor-

aeronaut-,
npprove the proposition. The com-- n ‘my I ‘D r
3‘ to men A .

-ii second record breaking crowd
again turned out. Yesterday's crowd
‘was much larger than that of the
first game last year.

Covelcskie was said to intend ris-
inir Johnson‘; strategy of yesterday

~ in using an assortment or deceptive

hook balls.

‘ Umpire Owens assembled the pig.
ers at the plate where a brief serv-
ice was held in honor of the mem-
or ' of Christa’ llathewsbn. The
en 4' pecufid silence

iwd stood l res 4
Wltilethe band played “Nearer. It:
‘God to-'I‘has.".*.9 v » '

v W hi im... K '1 . g
‘ . #3 ill“-r-31¢. ("J 04 "9
with wright and was thrown out st fleet.
‘S. Harris struck out. in lined
I 's<long'fly to Carey for - third.

0-139 ence to Mitchell was omitted.

The resolution recommends. hmv-L
I ever. that the Legion indorse ii com-

— , pk-tc study of national defense "to

W ‘Q-‘Serif’, 'IJ()SE:S-'gunrantee to the nation the most

effective and economical defense

precipitation.

. organisation."

 

 

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Program to Ilotariaas.
; A an for financing the new
'1 rtemorist 8 _ um outlined by.
I C. L. Bra-wo‘r. rector of athletic‘: in]
I the Uriivcrs ty. at the noon lune eon «
i the Rotary Club in the Dank-l‘Gennany 
T-Wm M-5' England and France
flllll, no,

ol of‘ ‘Alfonso Johnson of Dallas. 'l'ex.,i
1 fans, has lost his seven» spoke or his work on the Dallasi g at Locarno. no cm“
87 United Pct. ' 

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Idol Dies Two, 1
I

Series Game.

. News. lie was formerly a Columbia!
ll o'clock last resident. ‘ :
Other guests were Prof. W. G.‘

University of Missou-

isbbsd
thewson died at ‘W ht,

“ M‘ Mme Mn’ " few mm": Private conversation has sueoededi °‘“

W of the Uni_! r°uM'ubk  in m No . .

Prof. '
, he tosecurel-I peanpeaos. _ -
Dr. B.l-‘.lf}-l " um hits. no, errors. Washington 0.
Ptttshurshll. ‘

V.
r pneumonia with complies-V vcrsity of California.
,ers of the Urriversity of Indiana.’
Prof. P M. Brandt of Oregon State;

Foreign hfinister Stresemann off 3°
Germany today spurt twolidlrs in‘
conference with Austen Chamber-3 -
I lain. the British foreign minister. Wash

PLANE CRASHES :;§,’gI,-: 1‘-gm-""‘”“ "“‘ "'°i '“" ‘“‘° "" ""‘ ""‘ ""“

in
T , lllni °!Briandnu:fy I-‘i‘ance.‘nd Poninl ehumdermu.  fa“ ‘ ingle
. ster is e::-‘ no ’ or s s .
ll-R   pocted togofarin mater-ialisingnie' Bleuge went mhatslm-rb tried to
malady while serving as a cap-I 3 aims of .
One Killed, One Injured, in

‘ the delegation steal second and was then out.
However. it is believed that no 53591 *0 3111!! UN» I
, greement reached
.. Internation Race
This Morning.

7 University.
The body will be taken °

~

3. ;,,.'highflytoBu;-nhartfnrthesoeond;
° tween France and
. demands
l
P73. l
.‘dlTCl<lEL FIELD. L l.. Oct. 8

-lasrrence Buranelli was killed andg
was seri-

Thc disease developed
ly. I: was not until 1920 that
was forced to retire from his}

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march across the
of Poland or Caecho-Slovakia.
FRANK siuroirm rmzo eimings--usmiuei one out to

use IN ciacrir cover Rice on on first hall‘fltehed. mu-
-_norsna9pad sgroundsrto Bleuge.
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ously injured when Chamberlain's: 0”,“ ‘mt mun”

monoplane crashed this morninli pm. pa‘ 3“... .. ya,“
during the first event of the inter-i ”
national air races here

and part owner of the ‘n
. ‘ .tha first
‘roe accident occurred several-_ Cm...“ com,‘ ”:;::,fl;:‘. chug: *3“ 3‘ “'9 Pl“! " C°"‘G
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3 (- 5,. 3-—r¢\\'ug cg.‘ :‘fllli‘i:“ea"are“lo‘d‘wpied‘tlieh‘eiI{£u:'es--‘out
. ~ 5;.“ _ sion of the court yesterday._and_it I
A committee of Kansas City men VII 77  ll 1”‘ nu‘
fiIIl‘l't!b¢{CCu|¢&Cifl0!t>'Il‘“, bd;u‘
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had“ . I '. $.r“d  wan. sfiing
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who had trduck it. E. B_

Ghoon,alsoafarmer.onthenight
°”‘"”’°‘ ‘ meoiiuiinpimsrsiie
‘to ‘ of‘!

H The court today ordered Augu

iocu. chefs: the Dauielfioone Tav-= wfsk my
em. to pay $100 suit alimony to his
wife. Ifrs. ‘

rum James ‘Sun I

deputy sheriff. saying that

\'a., where he went last wee
brim Joseph Felburg to Colum-
r. here last June. :2
be given a hearing on the va-

tion will he guests and
‘speakers at a meeting of the board
of directors of the Commercial Clubl
tomorrow at noon in the Daniel
Boone avern.

E. Q. ccaastland. dean of the
College of Bnglndvririg. will be
among the guests. ,

Arrangemerda for the -luncheon»
were by flax itt. Commer-
cial Club sou-etary. .. by telephone
City cluhtoday. <
0ne'of the snbjsrtsgibe d:enms'a:I-be

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Pelee Court.
cases were brought before

ty lficas. on or before:
2. in order -that

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